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Original 66 painted grill 1 20.00%
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an original aluminum grill that needs to be restored 2 40.00%
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Old 03-30-2023, 10:47 AM   #1
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Heck yeah buddy, always a great feeling and motivation when you get to drive them.
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Old 03-30-2023, 12:15 PM   #2
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Congratulations, I'm glad your truck drives so smoothly.
Nice details in the Cab, the rear bumper is great.
I'm also looking forward to moving mine, it will take a while.
Thank you sir, I decided to adjust the carb and check the timing. I got the carb running better and the timing was a little off so I set that. I drove Sanity to the local monthly C10 get together and it's running very nice, now. The rear bumper is a 68. I personally like the later bumpers., They just look like they belong.I modified the license pat holder to appear it's floating. Just for fun, I added the original license plate frame from the dealer when new. I'll probably change it eventually. I'm also working on back up lights as the new bed sides did not have the holes for them.
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Heck yeah buddy, always a great feeling and motivation when you get to drive them.
Hi TJ, it is a great feeling to be driving my Sanity after all these years.
Another thing Is I have a body and paint guy lined up to paint Sanity while we're in Portland for 6-8 weeks in June and July
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Old 04-08-2023, 02:24 PM   #3
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I've been driving the truck trying to get a few more miles on it before I do a fluid change on the trans and an oil change I've got break-in oil in the engine and I want to take out the temp break-in filter in the trans and I want to get the trans temp sender installed and get my temp gauge operating.
The truck is running very well now and I'm having a blast driving it. I've also been working on the dreaded side window fuzzies. Ugh!!
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Old 04-11-2023, 03:34 PM   #4
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Glad to hear you're getting to enjoy it even though you're still working on it. Thanks for the update!
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Old 04-27-2023, 12:43 PM   #5
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Glad to hear you're getting to enjoy it even though you're still working on it. Thanks for the update!
Thanks Joe. I'm having a blast driving Sanity after all these years and it's running real good.
I've slowed down a bit on Sanity right now. It's going in for paint in June so there's not a lot of things left to do until then. I have worked on the bed sides that had 4 or 5 quarter to half dollar sized but very shallow dents in the front part of the bedside that I believe I did while aligning the bed, oops. I have one of the dent pullers that uses glue on tabs that hook up to a slide hammer. This worked great and I was able to remove the dents. I'm ready to spray some epoxy on the affected area and also spray the interior door panels that are also ready.
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I'll be leaving for Portland in the middle of June with a stop off in Utah to visit my brother and sister on the way back. While we're gone, Sanity is going in for final block sannding and PAINT. I will be getting progress pictues while I'm gone so I'll try to post some. Stay tuned.
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Old 05-23-2023, 11:15 PM   #7
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Now that's some exciting news! All the work will soon finally pay off
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We're back from our annual trip up north to Oregon. Sanity is in getting final blocking and paint. I'm going to start on the bed wood finishing while the truck is gone. The heat wave we're having in Tucson is slowing things down. 110+ degrees and monsoon rains. I can get in a couple of hours in early in the morning before the heat sends me into the house and the AC.
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Old 07-22-2023, 01:21 PM   #9
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So close! Can't wait to see it painted
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Old 08-02-2023, 01:17 PM   #10
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While the truck is out being painted, I have started on the bed wood. I got all of the holes drilled and I'm setting up to start sanding. Another HOT weekend coming up, so my work time is limited. I really need to get some AC in the shop but that's not going to happen for a while.
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Old 08-06-2023, 10:55 AM   #11
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Man, I am with you on the heat thing. It is unbearable. My shop doesn't have AC either but it is at the top of the list. This summer I got hit with 'heat exhaustion', intense head aches, throwing up, 100 degree body temp. All the symptoms for 2 solid weeks. Be careful out there... its real and its dangerous.

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Old 08-11-2023, 01:19 PM   #12
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It's going to be great, it's mighty warm where you are.
Here in northern Germany we had a lot of rain and a maximum of 20 degrees/ 68 degrees Fahrenheit in the last few weeks, today it's sunny and warmer.
I look forward to seeing your finished truck.
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Old 08-11-2023, 09:06 PM   #13
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Thanks Harald, it's been tough getting things done. Today was the first day in a record 63 days that it didn't hit 100 deg. and a bunch of 110+ days. If I can get up by 6am I can get in a few hours. I am about ready to start applying the oil-based spar urethane over and over again with sanding in between. Now that I'm seeing the paint color I think the bed will look great (I hope).
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I'm so happy today! The front of the truck got sprayed today. These shots show the color much better.
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I'm so happy today! The front of the truck got sprayed today. These shots show the color much better.
Nice!!

The green is a little lighter than mine, just as you said some time back. I like it!
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Looking Good
Are you going to be back together in time for Gino's GitDown?
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Oh that's very pretty, I like the color.
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Looks very nice and I'm sure you're pumped! Congrats on getting it to this point!
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truck looks nice.i like the color.you did a fine job on the metal work too.
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Nice!!

The green is a little lighter than mine, just as you said some time back. I like it!
Thanks Arne. It will be finished very soon.
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Are you going to be back together in time for Gino's GitDown?
I'll still have the bed to finish an install plus some other stuff so I won't be going this year.
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Oh that's very pretty, I like the color.
Thanks. I haven't even seen it in person yet.
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truck looks nice.i like the color.you did a fine job on the metal work too.
Thanks, it's been a ton of work and time. I just have to finish the bed and install it and I need to decide on AC real soon.
Here are a few more pics of progress. The right fender needs a repaint and the front bumper and grill are still at powder coat. Just a few more days.
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Looks great!
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Just a little update. The front grill and bumper are back from powder coating, and the fender repainted.
I'm hoping to pick Sanity up on Friday.
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Very nice... love the colors.
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Very nice... love the colors.
Thanks Clem, I love the color. It turned out just as I had envisioned. I'm looking forward to getting the bed finished up. The temperature down here has limited my time getting the urethane laid down. I've got 2 coats on so far.
My Sanity has come home. Now it's time to finish up a few loose ends to finish it up. The front grill insert "CHEVROLET" needs to have the background painted black.
pics of Sanity back home.
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I'm sure I've missed quite a bit so I'm planning on reading back but man sanity is looking good!
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